u/jamesland7

My usual Barber is out recovering from surgery so I had to go to a different place earlier this week, who’s shop was covered in sports memorabilia. So as an attempt to find common ground to chat about, I mentioned that my wife and I have season tickets to Harvard’s women’s basketball team. A las, he immediately started off on an anti-feminist rant about how “companies need to stop forcing women’s sports down people’s throats”

A few moments later, Big 103 had the bumper: “Now that the Boston Fleet are the last playoff team left in Boston, does that mean they get to use the TD Garden? You know, since nobody else is using it now”

Watching him hear that and angrily shut up was the highlight of my haircut.

I remember Eng mentioning that as a goal…but did the T ever actually reach that anywhere? I know Blue Line typically goes 45 under the harbor but that’s the fastest ive noticed.

It doesn’t necessarily need to Still be in use as a school, but whats the oldest grade school (non-University) building still standing?
I was reflecting back on my elementary school from Indiana (originally built in 1906)

Trying to book excursions and every link i click just sends me back to the homepage.

Obviously SFNE is more landlocked than most parks in the chain and not a priority for them investment-wise, but if they did want to build a substantial new coaster without using the picnic area, could they use the Flashback/Baloon Race area for a loading area and potentially route it either over or under the highway and along the side of the parking lot for a lengthy out and back layout?

I like a very soft cinnamon roll with lots of gooey filling (Cinnabons are great, but im not a huge fan of cream cheese icing)
Most places I find tend to have very “bread-y” cinnamon rolls, so im looking for recs!

Very attracted to the $50 Iphone 13 for 3 months of $50/month. How long would my phone be locked to metro if i wound up not liking the service and wanted to switch?

Just finished reading Cleat Cute and really enjoyed the characters and the novel's sense of fun, though I found the prose sometimes to be very clunky. Particularly in the use of very juvenile pet names and the sometimes almost anatomic descriptions of the sex scenes. I cringed at every "Baby girl"

I've been reading a ton of Christina Lauren and really love their writing style, but they only do straight romances, so I'm looking to venture more into sapphic romances and wondering where to go next. I would prefer avoiding non-human romances so no monsters/zombies/etc.